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The Diary of Ruth Bryan (1805-1860) for the years 1822 – 1829

Published September 11, 2016 | By womenofchristianity

“It has been said that hers was emphatically “the life, walk, and triumph of faith.” But be it remembered, that this was not the lesson of a day; before such a blessed life could be attained, self must be brought low. The process was a painful one. Many years of darkness were appointed her, during which time she had to wade through deep waters of heart-exercise, while groaning under the bondage of the law.”

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